progressive-disclosure

Show users what they need when they need it. Hide complexity until it's relevant. Let depth feel like discovery, not burden.

[Research — Limited] Carroll and Rosson (1987) developed the "training wheels" approach, hiding advanced functionality to help novices succeed. However, they noted that empirical evidence for progressive disclosure effectiveness is limited.

From Carroll & Rosson (1997): "No empirical evidence exists regarding the effectiveness of progressive disclosure."

يُستخدم عند تصميم واجهات ذات وظائف معقدة أو لوحات إعدادات أو ميزات متخصصة. يغطي طبقات المعلومات حتى لا يربك المبتدئين ولا يعيق الخبراء. المصدر: bfmcneill/agi-marketplace.